Guide price
£4,000,000
Land for saleMeare Green, Wrantage, Taunton, Somerset TA3
20 beds
18 baths
16 receptions
EPC Rating: C
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Attractive and extensive Grade II listed farmhouse with annexe and abundance of period features.
High-quality secondary accommodation including beautifully converted traditional buildings and successful holiday lets.
Comprehensive range of adaptable modern farm buildings.
Ringfenced productive arable and pasture land.
Well-connected rural position close to regional transport links.
Excellent “turn-key” opportunity with strong scope for diversification, tourism and further development (STP).
EPC Rating = C
A historic and versatile farm with traditional principal house, secondary accommodation and productive land, offering lifestyle appeal, established income and potential for growth
Description
Meare Court Farm presents an exceptional and highly adaptable rural holding, offering a rare combination of a characterful Grade II listed farmhouse, extensive secondary accommodation and a well-established, income-generating business set within approximately 87.9 acres of productive Somerset countryside.
At its heart lies a distinctive period farmhouse of blue lias stone construction, full of character and historic appeal, complemented by an unusually diverse range of additional dwellings including self-contained cottages, apartments and successful holiday lets. This broad mix of accommodation underpins a thriving hospitality enterprise while also providing considerable flexibility for multi-generational living or alternative residential arrangements. Beyond the residential offering, Meare Court Farm benefits from a comprehensive range of modern and traditional farm buildings which support both agricultural operations and commercial activity. These include livestock housing, general-purpose storage, workshops, a large roof mounted solar array and currently a cider processing facility with associated retail space, collectively forming a well-rounded and established rural business with multiple income streams already in place. The surrounding land forms a ring-fenced block, currently utilised for a combination of grassland and arable cropping, providing a strong agricultural foundation while also contributing to the wider setting and amenity of the holding. Importantly, the scale, configuration and diversity of Meare Court Farm offer significant scope for further evolution and enhancement (subject to the necessary consents). There is clear potential to expand the existing tourism and leisure offering, diversify into additional commercial or lifestyle enterprises, or reimagine elements of the built environment for alternative uses such as wellness retreats, events space, or further residential development.
Overall, Meare Court Farm represents a compelling opportunity to acquire an established yet forward-looking rural holding, combining lifestyle, income and agricultural appeal with tangible potential for future growth and diversification.
Location
Meare Court Farm is situated at Meare Green near Wrantage in Somerset, occupying an attractive yet highly accessible rural position within a productive and gently undulating landscape. The property lies approximately 6.5 miles south west of Taunton, the county town, which offers a comprehensive and well-regarded range of shopping, educational, cultural and leisure facilities. Taunton combines a strong retail offering with an appealing mix of independent boutiques, cafés and restaurants, together with larger national retailers, sports clubs, county cricket ground and racecourse, making it a vibrant and well-balanced regional centre.
The market towns of Ilminster (7.9 miles) and Langport (8.9 miles) offer additional day-to-day services, independent retailers and schooling options, while also hosting regular markets and local events typical of traditional Somerset centres. The area is well supported by a notably strong network of independent schools within convenient reach, further enhancing its appeal to families. Located just 0.75 miles off the A358, transport links are excellent, with Junction 25 of the M5 motorway approximately 3.4 miles to the north, providing efficient access to Exeter, Bristol and the wider motorway network. The A303 is also easily accessible, offering a key arterial route to the south east and London. The mainline railway station at Taunton provides direct services to London Paddington, enhancing the areas appeal for both commuting and connectivity.
The wider area is characterised by the open and distinctive landscapes of the Somerset Levels, renowned for their natural beauty, expansive views and rich biodiversity. The area offers excellent opportunities for walking, cycling, riding and birdwatching, with notable nearby attractions including the rspb reserves, the Somerset Levels and Moors, and a network of quiet country lanes and footpaths. Further afield, the Quantock Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the Blackdown Hills provide more varied topography and scenic countryside, ideal for outdoor pursuits. This strategic yet rural location positions Meare Court Farm perfectly for those seeking the balance of countryside living with excellent accessibility, and supports a wide range of lifestyle and commercial opportunities, particularly in the tourism and rural business sectors.
Acreage:
87.97 Acres
Directions
What3 words: ///beaten.orbit.cricket
Postcode: TA3 6DA
Additional Info
Tenure: Freehold (Please see the brochure for more information)
Council Tax and EPC: Please see the brochure for information of each unit's Council Tax Band and EPC.
Services: Mains water and electricity is connected to the property. Three forms of private drainage serve Meare Court Farm. Please see the brochure for more information.
Additional notes on services: Water - The agricultural buildings, land and gardens also benefit from a private borehole water supply. There are 2 spring water supplies on the farm which are currently not in use. Drainage - Type and condition of the drainage system has not been inspected.
Communication Services: Internet - Superfast broadband is available (Ofcom 19.06.26). Mobile Phone Signal - Good outdoor (Ofcom 19.06.26).
Local Authority: Somerset Council -
Wayleave, Easements & Rights of Way: The property is offered subject to, or with the benefit of all wayleaves, easements, quasi-easements, rights, covenants and restrictions whether mentioned in these particulars or not. There is a public footpath which crosses the property.
Sporting & Mineral Rights: Included in the sale insofar as they are owned.
Environmental Considerations: Part of the agricultural land is located within a flood risk zone.
Fixtures & fitting: Only those mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale. All others are specifically excluded but may be available by separate negotiation. The holiday cottages known as The Granary and The Old Mill are sold as furnished holiday lets. More information on the contents of each let unit available from the agent.
Overage Clause: The sale of Meare Court Farm will be subject to a uplift clause of 20% of the increase in value following the grant of any non-agricultural planning consent in the next 20 years and will be payable on the earlier of sale with the benefit of planning permission or implementation of the planning permission. This will affect the purchasers as well as their successors in title. Further detail available from the selling agent, Savills.
Viewings: Strictly by appointment with Savills. Prior to making an appointment to view, we strongly recommend that you discuss any particular points which are likely to affect your interest in the property with a member of staff who has seen the property, in order that you do not make a wasted journey.
Description
Meare Court Farm presents an exceptional and highly adaptable rural holding, offering a rare combination of a characterful Grade II listed farmhouse, extensive secondary accommodation and a well-established, income-generating business set within approximately 87.9 acres of productive Somerset countryside.
At its heart lies a distinctive period farmhouse of blue lias stone construction, full of character and historic appeal, complemented by an unusually diverse range of additional dwellings including self-contained cottages, apartments and successful holiday lets. This broad mix of accommodation underpins a thriving hospitality enterprise while also providing considerable flexibility for multi-generational living or alternative residential arrangements. Beyond the residential offering, Meare Court Farm benefits from a comprehensive range of modern and traditional farm buildings which support both agricultural operations and commercial activity. These include livestock housing, general-purpose storage, workshops, a large roof mounted solar array and currently a cider processing facility with associated retail space, collectively forming a well-rounded and established rural business with multiple income streams already in place. The surrounding land forms a ring-fenced block, currently utilised for a combination of grassland and arable cropping, providing a strong agricultural foundation while also contributing to the wider setting and amenity of the holding. Importantly, the scale, configuration and diversity of Meare Court Farm offer significant scope for further evolution and enhancement (subject to the necessary consents). There is clear potential to expand the existing tourism and leisure offering, diversify into additional commercial or lifestyle enterprises, or reimagine elements of the built environment for alternative uses such as wellness retreats, events space, or further residential development.
Overall, Meare Court Farm represents a compelling opportunity to acquire an established yet forward-looking rural holding, combining lifestyle, income and agricultural appeal with tangible potential for future growth and diversification.
Location
Meare Court Farm is situated at Meare Green near Wrantage in Somerset, occupying an attractive yet highly accessible rural position within a productive and gently undulating landscape. The property lies approximately 6.5 miles south west of Taunton, the county town, which offers a comprehensive and well-regarded range of shopping, educational, cultural and leisure facilities. Taunton combines a strong retail offering with an appealing mix of independent boutiques, cafés and restaurants, together with larger national retailers, sports clubs, county cricket ground and racecourse, making it a vibrant and well-balanced regional centre.
The market towns of Ilminster (7.9 miles) and Langport (8.9 miles) offer additional day-to-day services, independent retailers and schooling options, while also hosting regular markets and local events typical of traditional Somerset centres. The area is well supported by a notably strong network of independent schools within convenient reach, further enhancing its appeal to families. Located just 0.75 miles off the A358, transport links are excellent, with Junction 25 of the M5 motorway approximately 3.4 miles to the north, providing efficient access to Exeter, Bristol and the wider motorway network. The A303 is also easily accessible, offering a key arterial route to the south east and London. The mainline railway station at Taunton provides direct services to London Paddington, enhancing the areas appeal for both commuting and connectivity.
The wider area is characterised by the open and distinctive landscapes of the Somerset Levels, renowned for their natural beauty, expansive views and rich biodiversity. The area offers excellent opportunities for walking, cycling, riding and birdwatching, with notable nearby attractions including the rspb reserves, the Somerset Levels and Moors, and a network of quiet country lanes and footpaths. Further afield, the Quantock Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the Blackdown Hills provide more varied topography and scenic countryside, ideal for outdoor pursuits. This strategic yet rural location positions Meare Court Farm perfectly for those seeking the balance of countryside living with excellent accessibility, and supports a wide range of lifestyle and commercial opportunities, particularly in the tourism and rural business sectors.
Acreage:
87.97 Acres
Directions
What3 words: ///beaten.orbit.cricket
Postcode: TA3 6DA
Additional Info
Tenure: Freehold (Please see the brochure for more information)
Council Tax and EPC: Please see the brochure for information of each unit's Council Tax Band and EPC.
Services: Mains water and electricity is connected to the property. Three forms of private drainage serve Meare Court Farm. Please see the brochure for more information.
Additional notes on services: Water - The agricultural buildings, land and gardens also benefit from a private borehole water supply. There are 2 spring water supplies on the farm which are currently not in use. Drainage - Type and condition of the drainage system has not been inspected.
Communication Services: Internet - Superfast broadband is available (Ofcom 19.06.26). Mobile Phone Signal - Good outdoor (Ofcom 19.06.26).
Local Authority: Somerset Council -
Wayleave, Easements & Rights of Way: The property is offered subject to, or with the benefit of all wayleaves, easements, quasi-easements, rights, covenants and restrictions whether mentioned in these particulars or not. There is a public footpath which crosses the property.
Sporting & Mineral Rights: Included in the sale insofar as they are owned.
Environmental Considerations: Part of the agricultural land is located within a flood risk zone.
Fixtures & fitting: Only those mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale. All others are specifically excluded but may be available by separate negotiation. The holiday cottages known as The Granary and The Old Mill are sold as furnished holiday lets. More information on the contents of each let unit available from the agent.
Overage Clause: The sale of Meare Court Farm will be subject to a uplift clause of 20% of the increase in value following the grant of any non-agricultural planning consent in the next 20 years and will be payable on the earlier of sale with the benefit of planning permission or implementation of the planning permission. This will affect the purchasers as well as their successors in title. Further detail available from the selling agent, Savills.
Viewings: Strictly by appointment with Savills. Prior to making an appointment to view, we strongly recommend that you discuss any particular points which are likely to affect your interest in the property with a member of staff who has seen the property, in order that you do not make a wasted journey.
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